Year 2072.


You, as Jasper Valdez, get a glimpse of the Earth 50 years in the future. You discover that global warming has led to the collapse of human civilization.

There are no animals or plants left. Instead, it’s a dry, barren world inhabited by terrestrial species on the brink of war. 

With the opportunity to turn back time, can you reverse the effects of climate change and prevent intergalactic war? 

Genre: visual novel, point and click adventure, educational, trivia, story-based

Playtime:<1 hour

IMPORTANT:

BROWSER GAME: Click on black screen to play. For some computers, the title screen might take longer to load (will appear black at first). 

 After clicking on the menu icon, a separate screen appears with the options to save, load, hide message, skip message, and return to title. There is a "back button" on the top right, however, it is still a bit finnicky. You will most likely have to click around the perimeter of it/click more towards the bottom for it to work. Will fix it in the upcoming update.

CONTROLS:

Left-Click Mouse or Enter-> Continue Dialogue

Space -> Hide Dialogue Menu 


CREDITS:

Code, art, and writing by Victoria Lin

Royalty-Free (Commercial Use) Music on Itch.io:

"Post-Apocalyptic Music Track" by DavidKBD

“Dystopian Music Track" by Tim Beek

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This visual novel was really cool and the music was a nice addition. 10/10

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Thank you so much, as my first ever review on my first visual novel, this means a ton! Your channel is awesome. I love how you help out small creators with exposure and helpful feedback, so keep up the great work and keep on creating!

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You're welcome, I love futuristic type games like this so I enjoyed playing it. Also, thank you for the compliment, I enjoy helping small creators; that's where I find some of the best games to be at. You keep up the great work as well. :)